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JUNE 6, 1968 PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS Science Workshop - Cont'd from page 13 Ceremony - June 29th - Cont'd from front page of a historical plaque to. designate the glacial terrace es from which our town derives its name. The cere- mony will take place at 1] a.m. on the morning of June 29th - the beginning of the Dominion Day holi- day weekend. A definite site on which the plaque will stand has not been announced, but township 'council are con- sidering a spot in Centennial Park. illustrating some of his pupils* work, was a discussion during which questions concerning the program, lab- oratory techniques, notebooks, and the future of the approach were answered by Mr. Baratta. Following the luncheon, Mr. R. Kenney, Principal of St. Martin's School, closed the workshop with a brief report of his trip to the Lakehead with the Grade 8 students of St. Martin's School. He went on to speak of the place of science in the home and school, and its relevance to the conservation of the natural resources which abound around us. He concluded by quoting examples of extreme pollution he had wit- nessed during their Lakehead excursion. Shown in the top photo below (both by Marg Lundburg) are some of the Principals who attended the Science Workshop. They are, from left to right: J. Baratta, Port Arthur, Sis- ter Timothy, Schreiber; J. Rhodes, Nipigon; D. Briscoe, Ter- Pace Bay; H. Ermel, Schreiber. In the bottom photo are some of the teachers who attended, from left to right: E. McAdam, R. Mitchell, B. Bourett and P. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paulsen have returned from the East, where they attended the convocation exer- cises at the University of Toronto, at which time their daughter, Dianne graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. FOR SALE - one 15! béat, and one 25 h.p. Evinrude motor, A-I conditizh. Phone 3640 after 5 p.m. CARD OF THANKS - It's hard to say goodbye to friends as good as you. You bowlers, curlers and golfers all madeyour years in'Terrace Bay so pleasant. Minor hockey wi¥h all its thrills will never be forgot ten. To all who Wade our farewell parties emotional successes, and to my byidge club who entertained so royally - - thank ydu. Re 8 When you come\this way) so please bring a f 6 etown to our new home - 38 Blueridge Brantford, Ontario. Aurevoir and. God Bless yov-4ll . oe our welcome mat is out, Shown in the photo above by M. Lundburg, are (from left to right) Christine Olson, Susan Graham, Linda Ballentine and Mary Clare Coupal. These girls parti- cipated in the recent C.G.I.T. Graduation Ceremony held in' Terrace Bay.